The Sorrow of War is so tragic... Sci-fi suspense, shocking at every step, full of emotions, heartbreaking, tragic, devoid of humanity, intrigues, overcoming all difficulties, ups and downs, unexpected - this is my life experience in "The Sorrow of War".
Life is like a play, whether it is dull and chaotic or vigorous and wise depends on the attitude towards life.
Maybe the tragic color cannot be changed, but what about comedy? Often comedies are also tragedies, and joy comes from sorrow. I really like a sentence from "War": Evil is destined to bring destruction, and evil is destined to destroy everything related to it. In today's society, such chips are constantly being played out. The story takes place in the future, an era when biological and chemical weapons are gradually becoming more widespread. With the help of the war background, it uses love, friendship, family affection, and human relationships to measure life, and tells the twists and turns of human nature and the misfortunes of fate.
Aren't we supposed to aspire to beauty, loyalty, truth and kindness? But why do these seem to be getting further and further away from us?